Study: Walking the dog is an excellent way to help couch-potato teens get more exercise
Do you have dogs and teens at home? I found an interesting article that will help them both to get fit. Click here to read the article.
Do you have dogs and teens at home? I found an interesting article that will help them both to get fit. Click here to read the article.
Dogs are great walking companions. They are always ready to walk when you are. Walking with your dog can help you and your dog stay in shape and away from deadly diseases. Do you want to have a stress-free walk with your furry companion? Here are some things you should remember when taking your dog out for a walk. Read the rest of this entry
Sometimes you might blow off walking your dog. But do this too much, and your dog suffers–more than you know. You do too whether you realize it or not. Check out this great article by Christie Keith on the Pet Connection Blog about
Do you have a conflicted dog like mine? My high energy terrier loves his daily walk (needs them actually). But I live in a Northern state and when winter rolls around–well let’s just say I shovel lots of show and chip away lots of ice from December to April. Not the best weather for walking the dog. This doesn’t stop him from wanting a walk. And I give in and we have a short walk in most weather. And I mean short, after a few minutes he’s shaking and he doesn’t want more than 2 paws on the ground. Once I had to carry him home! Read the rest of this entry
A general rule of thumb is if it is too cold for you, it’s too cold for the dog. But make sure you looking at weather fairly. “Don’t want to” and “too cold” can be two different things. It is important for your dog get some physical activity even in the winter. Read the rest of this entry